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September 18, 2023.

VESSEL REVIEW | Haijun 0561 – China Maritime Safety Administration places 64-metre patrol vessel into service

China’s Huanghai Shipbuilding has delivered a new steel-hulled patrol vessel to the China Maritime Safety Administration (CMSA). Named Haijun 0561 (“Sea...

February 17, 2023.

Emergency Service Vessel News Roundup | February 17 – Australian and Libyan rescue boats, a new fleet of 52 response craft for Russia and more

Deliveries include a rescue boat for a Libyan government operator and an inflatable utility workboat for a Dutch service provider. An Australian volunteer...

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Tag: Huanghai Shipbuilding

VESSEL REVIEW | Haijun 0561 – China Maritime Safety Administration places 64-metre patrol vessel into service

Emergency Service Vessel News Roundup | February 17 – Australian and Libyan rescue boats, a new fleet of 52 response craft for Russia and more

JMU delivers 182,000DWT bulker to local owner

AIDA Cruises’ fleet to have battery storage by 2020

NZ MoD releases RFT for dive vessel conversion

MacGregor supplies specialist solutions for seismic duo

Irving Shipbuilding to maintain Halifax-class frigates under C$500 million contract

Jianglong delivers 45m patrol boat for Dawan district

Grimaldi welcomes new Con-Ro to fleet

Malaysia’s Sapangar Bay Container Port to receive capacity upgrade

Spill response barge delivered to Alaska operator

Princess Cruises christens newest 4,300-guest ship

VESSEL REVIEW | Alpine Lakes 20 – Compact, all-weather rescue boat to serve Australia’s Alpine Lakes Region

OPINION | FONOPs send a message – but they don’t speak for themselves

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